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54 years ago today, Cigarette ads were banned on TV and radio in the U.S. Banned Cigarette Ads on TV President Nixon signed a law banning cigarette ads from television on April 1, 1970. On January 2, 1971, the final cigarette commercial was aired during an episode #ThrowbackThursday: The Day Cigarettes Went Off the Air , On January 2, 1971, cigarette commercials vanished from American TV and radio. The final ad? A Virginia Slims spot aired at 11:50 PM Ban on e cigarette adverts implying interracial relationships are 'taboo' Advertising Standards Authority The Guardian Mad Men and the End of Cigarette Advertising WNYC British Will Ban Cigarette Ads On TV for Reasons of Health; BRITAIN WILL BAN TV CIGARETTE ADS The New York Times
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